honest miss take, right? >> have a great day. >> did you know there were no giraffes in ghana? >> we're all human. >> and not zooologists. >> no. >> 6:59, we're going back back with more news, weather, and traffic at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> and join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 a.m. as well. have a great day. >> good morning double devastation. >> it's ripping up the whole town. >> they cut a deadly path of destruction near nebraska. more than half of one town gone and facing the threat of more violent weather today. the white house sending a new wave of american forces to secure the u.s. embassy in baghdad. more recall. general motors has another 3 million cars to the recall list pushing it to more than 20 million this year. so what's the problem this time?

and spectacular start. >> it's scott brooks for the usa. >> the u.s. pulls off a dramatic victory in the final minutes of its world cup opener. history making celebration coast to coast today, tuesday, june 17th, 2014. good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. it was buff those do you believe in miracles moments. >> at the start, i was just getting the chips on the table. and that dramatic finish, obviously a big relief for a lot of the american fans. ghana has been a nemesis for the last two world cups.

and then a story, if you are keeping your photos and personal documents on your personal computer, you're going to want to see this, how computer criminals are getting in, locking your computer and demanding ran some. >> basically holding your personal stuff hostage. would you pay? we'll ask the question in just a few moments. first, to today's top story. rare dual tornados slammed into a small town of pilger this morning. >> this is what three-quarters of this little town looks like. the city hall, the fire house, the school, all the businesses levelled. 16 people critically injured in these twin tornados yesterday. at least two people were killed, one of them a 5-year-old girl. rare twin twisters caught on

camera. >> oh, dear god. >> reporter: storm chasers ch captured the moment. in that moment, this town, a self-described rural community of 378 people became a disaster area. >> huge. there was two of them. one back over here and one was coming right at us. >> reporter: the tornado went right down main street. >> the northeast part of town are all severely damaged beyond repair. >> reporter: a striking example, before and after photos of the town's middle school, the windows blown out by the twister, part of the second floor ripped away. one woman hid in the basement of her farmhouse with three family members. >> you're just kind of in a state of shock because it's -- you can't believe that it can be gone so fast.

>> reporter: some storm chasers got dangerously close as a tornado crossed the road right in front of them revealing another twister. emergency response crews will be on the scene here in pilger today and so will the national guard, helping these people stunned by sudden loss. recovery well underway as residents are being allowed in to see what remains of their homes. many of them that are still standing will have to be torn down because they're not sound. hoping to live up the slow ga, the little town too tough to die. >> dangerous storm still hammering parts of the midwest. >> you can see that one storm chaser obviously stops to shoot it, but then a second car keeps going. >> right toward --

>> anyway, we still have a lot going on right now. in fact, we've got tornado watches in efor a good portion of northern illinois on into wisconsin. that includes chicago and milwaukee. 9:00 a.m., we have more thunderstorms, then thinged kind of calmed down. temperatures will be in the 90s. we also have a wide swath of severe weather. this first half, we could see tornados out of these. and then as this whole swath moves to the east, this is more about damaging winds from green bay, chicago, cleveland, new york also in this. and then we look for it to continue on into tomorrow. look at the risk of storms from bismarck across to chicago. and a lot of rain out of this. we're talking some areas picking up 3 to 5 inches of rain.

as we move east from omaha on into minneapolis, we could see 1 to 2 more inches of rain, guys. so this is going to be a long-lasting event. and we have a heat wave to talk about. in the meantime, there's more violence raging in iraq. president obama is deploying more u.s. forces to that country. their mission, to provide support and security for u.s. work skpeers and the u.s. embas baghdad. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt, baghdad is very tense. there are check points all across baghdad. the giant u.s. embassy is right in the center. the u.s. military is deploying 170 extra soldiers and marine. also deploying an extra 100 troops to the region to set up emergency airfields and manage them should an emergency evacuation be necessary.

the fighters from the al qaeda offshoot isis stop trucks on the highway. they independently confirmed video, but it shows the terrifying religious violence tearing this region apart. they claim they are sunni, just like the gunman. the militant asked how sunni's pray. it's a test. the answers are apparently unsatisfactory, the three are executed. there are still many americans in iraq. the embassy in baghdad is the biggest anywhere and also the most expensive. it normally employs up to 15,000 staff and contractors, but many have been flown out to safer locations. the u.s.-backed iraqi government is trying to keep the militants

away from baghdad, pushing ahead with a counter-offensive, with air strikes. and their army is being reinforced with new troops. >> there will be lots of explosions, he said, to terrify the people so that they lose confidence in the government. >> reporter: even baghdad, long and painfully accustomed to terrorist attacks is afraid. >> you say it's afraid. is there any other sense of normalcy in baghdad or is it somewhat of a bunker mentality anticipating the assault? >> reporter: it does feel like a ghost town. people here don't think there's going to be a frontal assault. instead, they think there's going to be a lot of car bombs,s a sas nations. going back to the worse of the

civil war in 2006-2007. that's why a lot of iraqis are going out of the country if they can. they're going down to the deep south trying to get out of the capitol. >> when you hear the number, 175 to secure the embassy, another hundred, it doesn't sound like a big number. i guess you can look at it two ways. is the administration confident that this isn't going to get so bad in baghdad, or have they simply thrown up their hands and admitted there's very lgs they can do? >> reporter: i think it's a little bit of both of that. i don't think the 175 here and the extra hundred are the kind of force who could coordinate any offensive operation. this is strictly to manage an evacuation should that be necessary. people here don't think, and it seems to be reflected in the embassy's action, that we're

going to see an assault on the cap top by isis. that looked possible afy days ago, when the iraqi army was deserting. now, less likely. the iraqi army has finally mobilized and is keeping the militants otherwise the city. >> but it's obviously still a developing story. richard angle in baghdad for us on the story. we'll shift gears a little bit talk about that historic and thrilling start for the united states in the world cup. defeating ghana on a late winner with an unlikely hero. >> reporter: good morning. well, what a roller coaster ride that was. american hearts have been broken by ghana at the last two world cups and they were pounding again last night until that very late, very dramatic american victory.

the u.s. team had scarcely finished singing the national anthem, when the fastest goal of the world cup was scored. flags and hopes were raised. >> you couldn't wish for a better start. >> start strong, finish hard. >> yeah. >> usa, usa. >> reporter: but then came a tense 81 minutes before ghana struck back. >> to break american hearts. >> reporter: disbelief as victory snatched away by only for four minutes. substiet john brooks scoring his first international goal. heartbreak hotel was left behind. >> let's just hold on now, boys. >> reporter: and then it was over. a dream start to the game. and sweetest of all, revenge

against a team that has twice ended american dreams. >> usa, usa. >> reporter: it was a game and a victory savored throughout american. celebrated across the nation and in brazil. >> oh, my god. that was so close. >> reporter: the american party lasted long into rio's night. so the next stop for team usa is in the amazon jungle in a game on sunday against portugal. a couple injuries to worry about. as for clint dempsey, he took this blow to the nose. ouch. he's bloodied, but he will probably be back. yes, indeed, ouch. what a great start last night, guys. >> all right. thank you so much. more action from the group

of death. >> i know. >> we survive. >> i know. >> natalie is here with headlines including new problems for gm. >> oh, yes, general motors buttons again recalling more than 3 million additional cars. it's all related once again to the ignition switch problem that gm first identified back in february. tom, good morning. >> same problem, kimpbt cars. gm saying it will rework or replace the keys to 3 million cars in the u.s. to keep them from shutting down. it's the same problem that gm admits caused at least 54 crashes and 13 deaths in smaller cars and led to the recall of 2.6 million vehicles in february. now the new recall involves another 3.1 million cars in the u.s., most of them older models. gm says it needs to urgently

rework the keys. they come with a key that has a big hole or a slot. if that is carrying too many extra keys, it can bump the ignition switch to the off position. >> losing power streeering, eve the cinching up of the belt, that is serious. it can result in more injury if a cash occurs. >> reporter: this latest recall comes just two weeks after gmceo sawed the results of an internal outside investigation had found a pattern of incompetence and neglect at gm. >> we failed these customers and we must face up to it and we must learn from it. >> gm acknowledges it failed to order a recall for ten years while customers died in cars that it nigh had a problem. the company says that the

culture has changed and it will take a very aggressive approach to all safety issues. so far this year, the company has recalled 20 million vehicles worldwide, that's about the same number of cars it has built in the u.s. since 2006. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. the heads of two of the world's major churches are teaming up to fight human trafficking and modern slavery. pope francis committed their churches to working together. they held talks at the vatican on monday on how their followers could combat a crime against humanity. >> baseball fans are remembering hall of famer tony gwynn this morning. he is known as one of the best hitters in baseball history. he was elected into the hall of fame in 2007. he was just 54 years old. some good news now to report

about comedian tracey more gy m. he is now listed in fair condition. the 45-year-old suffered broken ribs and a broken leg. meanwhile, the walmart driver is facing several charges in the crash. this happened during a rally celebrating the l.a. kings stanley cup win. >> there are two rules in politics, they say never ever be pictured with a drink in your hand and never swear, but this is a [ bleep ] day. >> fox sports apologized for the remarks. later, he said, quote, we didn't win at lawn bowling, we won at hockey. so kids out there, do not say what your mayor said today. some parents were concerned about those comments. >> we should maybe put this up online and see what people think

about it. i wonder how they're going to feel about this one. >> this is premeditated. >> completely. >> maybe there's a difference. >> all right. thanks very much. well, this is -- anyway, let's show you a water map that we have today. we have a wide area of thunderstorms, slight risk of storms. from the plains across to western new york. we're looking at showers making they wear in the pacific northwest. sunny and windy down in southern california. we'll see your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.

nbc bay area's microclimate weather forecast is sponsored by probioyachtic drink. 7:18 now, happy tuesday morning, i'm christina loren. your temperatures right now pretty comfortable out there. they're going to stay comfortable as we get into this afternoon, it will be warmer. 53 degrees in the south bay right now. 48 in the north bay. we'll see the upper 70s. low 70s yesterday in the south bay, today 79, 82 for the east bay and 67 degrees in san francisco. yelling from the bar across the street. oh, it was natalie at the bar. >> yeah, it was me. >> wasn't swearing, i was cheering. >> we won't swear, but we will celebrate. 4.9 million tweets 29 seconds

into the game. why do you think? >> the goal. >> let's go to the orange room, guys, it was a huge moment. when clint dempsey, he stepped -- can i say twitter on fire. is that still in style? >> sure. >> here we dwo, guys. this is in california. you see natalie in the crowd. it was a big moment. that's just one of the vines. i love this. take a look. this is the flareup during the game when the second goal happened. this was the reaction to the game winning header. look at that. it's my favorite app of the day. and joe biden was in the locker room with the team. he tweeted out, win nation, one team. this is also pretty nice. if you tweeted out, you know, your love to team usa, many people received these

personalized jerseys. michael fels, the vice presid t president, the list goes on and on. we're saying to you show your love to team usa. we play again on sunday. nail biter. what do you think. >> the think the u.s. actually has a good shot. seeing the game yesterday, germany crushed portugal. and one of them is out with a red card because he head-butted another player. >> i want my shirt. >> vice president biden described that for us. >> yes, that phrase. >> all right. thank you. coming up, free pregnancy tests in bar bathrooms? plus, what are your cherished photos and videos worth to you. a new warning about criminals hacking into your personal

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a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us this morning. west nile spraying later on tonight. they had west nile virus in the bay area. i want to see if we can get a look of that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. kind of a nice start to our day this morning. >> it is cool out there, it is

refreshing, laura. we're in the upper 40s in half-moon bay. this is an indication of a mostly clear sky. we're not waking up with the blanket of low clouds. once again it's the cool ocean breeze that's going to keep us comfortable for today. big microclimate separation because of the breeze. 57 -- 67 degrees in the bay today. inland valley spots warmer, about five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. that's a noticeable difference. tomorrow, we will peek and gradually cool you off as we head through thursday in the upcoming weekend. here is your forecast. remember though your seven-day forecast always scrolling there at the bottom of your screen. 79 dreetz in the south bay today. 82 degrees for the east bay and 67 degrees in san francisco. just to put things in perspective yesterday in the city, upper 50s. switching gears now, we are in rush hour and it is getting thick out there. southbound 880. accident blocking two left

lanes, and you're backed up to 238. keep that in mind, that's a slow part to get through this morning. also another one, this is new. if you're in san jose, watch out, northbound 880, ramp to 237, crash right there. local heros are working hard to get it clear. it is blocking one lane. we're expecting the delays to stack up there already, they're already stacking up here at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights have been on for the past hour. okay so far as far as overall volume goes. it's heavier than normal in east oakland, or in the east shore this morning. >> thank you so much, christina. thank you for joining us as well. i'll be back with an update in about half an hour. hope to see you then. in the men time, enjoy this great bay area morning.

♪ 7:30 on a tuesday morning. june 17th, 2014. that's a big crowd on our plaza. they're there this morning because we've got a concert coming up from one of the hottest acts in the world right now. a group called little mix. we've watched them rehearse this morning. going to be a great show coming up in our 8:30 half hour. >> nice to have you along on tuesday morning. a state of emergency in effect after very rare twin tornadoes ripped through parts of nebraska. officials say those storms wiped out more than half of the small town of pilger and at least two people have died. >> president obama has notified congress an additional 275 u.s. service members are being sent to iraq. they would be used to protect u.s. personnel and the embassy

in baghdad as insurgents push closer to the capital city. and we mentioned the u.s. pulled out a dramatic victory at the world cup last night defeating ghana in speck tack legislature fashion, 2-1. the game winner, that header in the final minutes of the match. >> they can actually use their heads. >> i learned that last night. >> savannah thought it was illegal. >> i was like is it legal for them to use their heads? yes, it is. >> there you go. here's an amazing story to me. do you realize there's been more earthquakes so far this half of the year in oklahoma than there has been in california? we're going to tell you what may be to blame and what's being done to try to stop it from continuing. and tomorrow on "today," a live interview with jim mcmahon, the former super bowl winning quarterback of the chicago bears. this is the first time he has spoken out since he and a group of fellow players sued the nfl claiming they were illegally supplied risky painkillers to

remain on the field. it's an exclusive conversation with jim mcmahon tomorrow right here on "today." >> interesting to hear from him. we'll begin this half hour with an unusual step being taken in one state to combat serious health issues. katy tur is here to explain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. very unusual. alaska is starting a two-year experiment putting pregnancy tests in bars to fight the high rate of birth defects. it's meant to make certain women think twice before bingeing on booze. beginning in december, free pregnancy tests will be available at 20 bars and restaurants in alaska. the goal? to lower the rate of birth defects. according to the cdc, alaskan women of childbearing age are 20% more likely to binge drink than the national average. alaska also has the highest rate of fetal alcohol syndrome in the country. a condition that causes brain damage and growth problems in children exposed to alcohol during pregnancy.

>> so that women will do the responsible thing when they know they're pregnant. >> reporter: state senator pete kelly first proposed the program. >> a woman who is in a bar can go into the bathroom and have a free pregnancy test, completely private, no forms to fill out. >> reporter: the two-year $400,000 program is being led by the university of alaska anchorage. >> what we're trying to do is evaluate the evidence. is this an effective way of reaching people? >> reporter: alaska isn't the first place to test the method. in 2012 the minnesota nonprofit healthy brains for children started offering pregnancy tests in upscale bars. since then it's expanded to 20 locations in the u.s. and canada. >> a lot of anecdotal evidence of people being very thankful that the pregnancy tests are in the bars. >> reporter: so far no concrete results from that experiment, but the group is helping with the alaska trial.

it hasn't yet been rolled out, but it's getting mixed reviews. and just one of the groups they're targeting is middle class women who they say are getting mixed messages about how much alcohol during pregnancy is okay. now, in addition to the test, they'll use posters, surveys, and offer prizes to narrow down where and what method works best. savannah? >> it's an interesting approach. thank you so much. let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> "today's" weather is brought to you by the new windows. one experience for everything in your life. >> the window for fire danger continues to expand out west. we do have an area stretching from california, wyoming, on into new mexico for an elevated fire danger. within that we have a critical fire danger in flagstaff, cedar city, junction city as well. and we've got a really extreme area for low relative humidity, sustained winds, and severe

drought. we're watching that. we've got a heat wave getting ready to set up. chicago today, 92. d.c., 91. atlanta, 91. memphis, 91. more of the same tomorrow. it will feel like 105 in washington, d.c. chicago, you'll feel like 7:356 now, good morning to you i'm meteorologist christina loren. these are your temperatures right now. retty comfortable, almost uniform numbers. we have very little low cloud cover to show you this morning. we will see low clouds increase throughout the day today. not as windy. and about five to ten degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday. so this is what we're working with still, right at average for

this day. 79 degrees been 82 degrees in the east bay today. 67 degrees in san francisco. hope off great day. everything that is on it until you pay a ransom. here's janet shamlian. >> reporter: the memories of a lifetime, irreplaceable photos of your children, your wedding, family vacations. and highly personal information. medical records and tax documents. if they're on your computer, they could be held hostage until you pay up. >> it was like $500. said the quicker you pay them, then you'll get your pictures back. but the longer you wait, the more expensive they get. then the ransom went up to $1,000. >> reporter: nobody broke into her home and stole her computer, but it's as if they had. her hard drive was hacked by cyber criminals who infected it with a virus, holding it for ransom. the screen turns red and a clock is running. it's how much time you have to make a payment before photos and

documents are locked up forever. >> it has been called the worst kind of virus. why is that? >> it's extremely complicated. it struck over hundreds of thousands of individuals. >> reporter: the fbi says losses have been staggering. tens of millions of dollars made to the hackers. usually by untraceable credit cards or bitcoins. this victim recorded his handing over of the ransom. >> we are going go ahead and type this in the back. >> reporter: the agency hobbled the russian crime ring responsible disabling its servers. but copy cats are hard at work. even the fbi acknowledges these cyber criminals won't be stopped for long. everything on your computer including the irreplaceable photos could still be at risk. the virus disguises itself as attachments anyone might open. >> like a courier like dhl or u.p.s. or fedex. these are carriers that most people use. they'll see it, click on it, then it's launched into their computer. >> reporter: loretta didn't pay the ransom and now realizes what she's lost.

>> everything on the computer, all those albums, probably a few thousand pictures are gone. >> reporter: you can back up your computer and use anti-virus software, but the best defense experts say is caution. to avoid being held for ransom. janet shamlian, nbc news, washington. >> right now if you were to have that done, would you pay the ransom? >> yeah. >> >> what if they're watching. what if they're watching right now? >> you'd have to open up an attachment. >> i think i would pay. but i'd be nervous to give personal identification to hackers. but i would want to save the photos. >> it's amazing they can't track these people down. >> unbelievable. coming up on trending, meet a 9-year-old basketball prodigy. she's so good she's already being recruited by major colleges. >> wow. look at her. plus all the earthquakes in

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months no state has experienced more significant earthquakes than oklahoma? al, this is not an area we think of earthquakes in. >> absolutely not. all that shaking is raising fear amongst some oklahomans prompting warnings that a major earthquake could be imminent. now new scientific evidence is showing this is not necessarily a natural occurrence. >> it's a half mile wide. >> reporter: in a state where people are used to watching the skies for danger -- >> oh, god. >> reporter: -- residents in oklahoma are starting to realize what's happening underground. in the past few months, earthquakes have become an almost daily occurrence. this man owns a wine store in oklahoma. the oklahoma native admits to being a little rattled. >> there's no way to predict

when one's going to occur. that's what's so alarming about them for most people. >> reporter: from 1975 to 2009, oklahoma averaged one earthquake with a magnitude of 3.0 or greater per year. from 2010 to 2013, that annual average jumped to 40. this year, already 200 earthquakes in the first five and a half months alone. the big question is why. some recent studies are pointing the finger of blame at the engine that drives oklahoma's state economy. the oil and gas industry. oil companies have been drilling in oklahoma for more than a century, but some scientists believe recent changes in how that drilling is done could explain what's behind this seismic shift. for the past century oil and natural gas were extracted by drilling vertically into easy-to-reach reservoirs. but those have dried up. so energy companies have turned to fracking. drilling horizontally and using

water to fracture the rock in order to extract the oil and natural gas. all those millions of gallons of waste water are then injected back underground. besides injection wells causing it, what would be another reason for the increase? >> well, that's a really good question. the increase is just incredibly dramatic, so there has to be some of these cases that are likely caused by fluid injection. it's just common sense. >> reporter: in a recent study, geologists traced the largest earthquake in oklahoma history back to an injection well where they believe the underground pressure created a fore shock which then created the earthquake. independent oil producers are working with oklahoma state regulators to provide more data, but the companies want more scientific proof before they make any drastic and costly changes to their business model. it sounds like you're not closed off to the possibility that waste water injection sites could cause an earthquake.

>> no one has said definitely that this is the cause. and we just think it's unfair to point it at this and say this has to be the reason when it doesn't make sense. you know, there's still a lot to be learned. >> reporter: some states are already taking steps. in ohio, stricter guidelines on waste water injections. in arkansas, a permanent moratorium on new injection wells near any major fault lines. and in california, lawmakers considering to halt all new wells until more studies are done. but back in oklahoma where one in six people are employed by the oil and gas industry and fracking is sometimes as close as your back yard, the subject what, if any, it might have to the dramatic increase in earthquakes is open to debate. >> i'm still not buying that it's completely because of the fracking. >> so nobody seems to be

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you are watching "today in the bay." >> very good morning to you it is 7:55 i'm laura garcia-cannon. leaders in freemont will decide whether they want to spend $300,000 to install up o that dozen surveillance cameras throughout the city. all of the the two suggested sites are right near major highways. police say they would store video footage at the department and purge it after 30 days unless it is linked to a crime. leaders plan to submit a petition to stop sfwraens's arch bishop urging him to cancer m his appearance at a rally supporting traditional marriage. the arch bishop is scheduled to appear in march for marriage rally in washington, d.c. on thursday. politicians sent him letters urging him not to attend. let's check the forecast now with christina loren, nice morning. >> it is comfortable. i was just outside, no need for a jacket that the point. we're going to see temperatures

about five to ten degrees warmer. you can go sans jacket today in san francisco. mostly clear conditions, more clouds will be able to develop and roll on shore as we head throughout tonight. overall temperatures staying at average for this time of year. 79 degrees in the south bay. 77 degrees for the peninsula today. 67 in san francisco in the north bay. we'll hit about 79 degrees. so comfortable conditions out there, but not too bad. i want to show you a live look now at the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving nicely. no problems whatsoever there. that's a good looking drive. we have problems to tell you about though. on 280, daly city, southbound before you approach 380 from 280, you're going to find delays, accident there on the shoulder. we have another one to tell you about, this one on 280 headed northbound at sarah toga. watch out for that, the crash is in the median and delays right now at about 15 to 20 minutes. and finally southbound 880. another one on the ramp to 237, multicar crash. back to you laura. >> thank you very much.

another local news update in half hour. hope off great tuesday morning.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, why dr. oz is taking his fight against weight loss scams all the way to congress today. plus, remember the 1987 classic "baby boom"? >> excuse me. i'm keeping her a little longer than that. >> how much longer? >> oh, forever. >> so whatever happened to that adorable baby? we'll meet her nearly 30 years later. ♪ then get ready to mix it up. a special live concert on the plaza from british sensation little mix. june 17th, 2014. ♪

>> we love little mix! >> we salute little mix! >> good morning, arizona! >> hi, mom, back in pennsylvania. >> it's her 16th birthday! >> 8:00 on a tuesday morning. it is the insert blank -- >> 17th day of june. >> nice to see you. we have a great concert from little mix in a bit. >> we should mention, al, you look fabulous today. >> i did an outfit change. >> al had to take off a little bit early.

got a bit of a school thing going on. and we've got dylan dreyer here. also al, tamron, natalie, willie tomorrow going to come to us from universal studios orlando. they are going to check out as we swing back here, the opening of the harry potter exhibit which should be fantastic. that attraction has been highly anticipated. you can check out the 9:00 hour tomorrow live from universal studios. >> before we get to all that, let's get a check of the top stories from natalie. good morning. >> good morning to you once again. rare and deadly twin tornadoes have torn apart a small town in northeastern nebraska. john yang is in pilger, nebraska, where the massive cleanup is just beginning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. it is going to be a massive cleanup effort. there's a sheriff that just gave us a briefing. a sobering briefing. 75% of this community's buildings are gone.

100% of the central business district, gone. gone, the school, the fire house, the church. he said the majority of the buildings that are still standing will have to come down because they're not safe. this was a devastating tornado. the twin tornadoes as you say. two tornadoes coming out of one storm cell skipping across this northeastern corner of nebraska. 16 people are critically injured from this community. 2 people have been killed. one of them a 5-year-old. one in a traffic accident which they suspect may have been related to the tornado, but they aren't ready to say that yet. the residents are about to be let in to take a look at what's left, try to reclaim what they can, and start the recovery and rebuilding efforts. >> john yang in pilger, nebraska. thank you, john. president obama held a late night meeting with his national security team to consider u.s.

options for slowing the advance of anti-government militants in iraq. he has already dispatched hundreds of american troops to secure the u.s. embassy in baghdad. meantime a new video which has not been verified appears to show rebel gunmen pulling over truck drivers questioning them about their religion and their affiliation and then executing them. talk show host dr. mehmet oz heads to capitol hill this morning to testify about weight loss scams including ads for a diet supplement that used his image without his permission. >> reporter: dr. mehmet oz first touted coffee bean extract. >> it's a supplement that helps you burn fat faster. >> reporter: he never mentioned any product by name, but soon after some companies started advertising the supplement online. last month a federal trade commission sued a florida-based company behind some of those ads pure green coffee. alleging the company made bogus weight loss claims about its

product and marketed it on fake news websites, even featuring clips from dr. oz's show. in a statement dr. oz noted he filed suit against other marketers five years ago adding, i have constantly reminded viewers never to buy anything that uses my name or a clip from my show and i do not sell products. it's not the first time he's hit back at advertisers for using his name. he spoke to matt on "today" last year. >> if they're willing to steal my name, think about what they're doing to your health. there are often dangerous things in these products. it's 8:05 right now. let's go back outside, get a check of the weather with dylan in for al. >> good morning, natalie. we figured it all out. school sended yesterday, and all these girls have been here since 8:00 last night. so they're not skipping school to get these front row seats. we are looking at pretty muggy weather across the northeast. but back into new york, our pick

city of the day rochester, new york. 89 degrees. we will see increasing clouds, but the showers and storms should hold off until tomorrow. you can see, though, from montana stretching east all the way into parts of new york state, that's where we could see the strongest. we should not have the tornado outbreak we had yesterday, but through this area of red, that's where we could see very large hail, straight line winds, and even an isolated tornado is possible. we have to keep a close eye on the huge area of red 8:06. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. your temperatures are climbing already. the sun's been out for a couple of hours. we're at 59 degrees in oakland. 56 right now in san jose. and 59 degrees to kick off your tuesday in san francisco, where the sky is mostly clear right now. you got that cool, crisp feel out there. temperatures are going to climb by about 5 to 10 degrees this afternoon, not as windy. and as we head throughout

tonight, that breeze will intensify a little bit, sunset at 8:32. high today in san francisco, 67. and that's your latest forecast. >> all right. thank you very much. up next on trending, what could be t"the tonight show" greatest rap from brian williams ever. and now they're taking the u.s. by storm. little mix live on our summer concert stage. but first, these messages. john i'm sorry, it's over. oh john don't wallow in ice cream. i'm not wallowing in ice cream. it's the new dannon oikos greek frozen yogurt. half the fat of regular ice cream. it's so irresistibly thick and creamy! didn't expect you to be enjoying yourself so soon! couldn't resist, mmm! it's such a good source of protein too! no, i'm talking about this john, already?!

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her? >> no question. i mean, she clearly -- it seems -- will be a star in the future. they want their hands on her now. >> the early bird catches the worm, right? when it comes to relationships, there are two kinds of people. there are the yellers and those who favor the silent treatment. show of hands. who's a fan of the silent treatment?ive aggressi aggressiveness. the silent treatment leads to a violent cycle where a female goes for more and more attention. and that causes the male to withdrawal further and further. >> how do you break the cycle? >> somebody has to give in. >> i think the silent treatment is the worse. >> how about this though? is the silent treatment for awhile a good idea if it allows you to calm the emotions down and not say something you regret forever? >> i like that, but i think you should then say i'm being quiet

because i want to think about how i fe >> you can't say that. >> there's a time limit on it. you have to reflect, cool down, and then someone has to say they're sorry. >> that's what i do. >> i say yell it out. i go both ways. equal opportunity silent treatment yeller. i like to have them all. here's something to give you a laugh. those at "the tonight show" have done it again. another hip hop brian williams. this one a epic. we think this might be the best one ever. but first i have to apologize in advance for interesting language from kathie lee. take a look. >> i like big butts and i cannot deny. when a girl walks in a bitty waist you get sprung. you notice that butt was stuffed. deep in the jeans she's wearing. i'm hooked and i can't stop

staring. oh baby want to get with you and take your picture. that butt makes -- >> me so horny. >> just can't hold myself. i'm acting like an animal. now here's my scandal. i want to get you home and -- i ain't talking bout play boys. your girlfriend rolls a honda. i'll take by fonda. but fonda ain't got a motor in the back of her honda. you can do side bends or sit-ups. but please don't lose that butt. so ladies -- >> yeah! >> ladies. do you want to roll my mercedes? >> shake it. >> shake that healthy butt. baby got back. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. >> normally they take one word, but there was a night where he said shake that healthy butt. >> and anaconda.

when did he say that? >> and that is what's trend -- wait a second. someone banging at the window over there. that is dave chapelle outside our studio. we're going to find out -- we'll get behind this in just a we're back here with our new neighbor. you dropped a sign here over there. generally speaking, this is one

of the most grassroots campaigns i've ever seen, dave. how are you? >> i'm well. nice to see you. >> you're going to be our neighbor here. >> good deal. what? >> you're moving down the street to radio city. >> that's right. it's across the street. i forgot where i was in manhattan. >> you've got concerts coming up. you haven't been in radio city for a long time. those five concerts sold out in five minutes. why were sales so sluggish? >> you know, man? i can't believe that i sold one of them out. but we have four more shows we added. so we're starting up -- they went on sale last week. monday through thursday. >> it's been about a decade since you were on that famous stage. i think you opened for aretha franklin one time. are you excited about going back? >> i can't wait. she's playing there the night before i get there. >> it's like a perfect circle. >> it's a perfect circle. i'm going to check her out the night before and do my show. are we on television right now? >> yeah. >> this is hilarious.

i thought this was a run-thro h run-through. >> how was father's day? >> it was fantastic. we had a good day. it's good to be here. i can't believe people get up this early to be on television every day. give it up for matt lauer for being up. >> it's been too long. come back and see us. >> i'll definitely be back. >> all right. dave chapelle down at radio city. let's go in. here's an interesting question. what do you see when you look at a photo of yourself? a lot of people struggle to accept their flaws. but one woman is hoping to change that after dealing with her own image issues. take a look. >> reporter: when victoria erickson saw this image of herself and her best friend, her happy memories of that day vanished. erickson writes in a blog post, i'm not the cute blond on the left but rather the more prominent jean jacket covered secellulite charged woman to th right. my mentality went from you look

happy but why? you're fat. but the 19-year-old quickly silenced that critical voice in her head. she writes, when you look at this photo, you might see the sorrow of imperfection. or you might see a jubilant woman blessed with friendship and conversation. now she's sending a message to herself and others about self-acceptance. i decided i would fight my demon and embody it because it's okay to look at a photo and say yes, i like this picture of my cellulite. and victoria erickson is with us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i love this blog. it captures the thought process. people of all ages have sometimes when they look at a picture. they like it at first and then they zero in on their flaws. why did you want to write it? >> well, i think exactly what you said. it's a thought process. i initially loved it, thought it was a great picture. very fun. captured a great moment in time. but then i really let my mind get away with myself.

i zoned in on myself, my imperfections, my flaws, the things i didn't like. and then i just realized that was irrational, you know, i was going too far with it. i kind of took a step back and re-looked at the image and then i decided to see it for what i initially did. friendship and fun and just having a good time. >> well, you're about to be a sophomore at the university of iowa. you're studying journalism. so you decided to write about your experience. but did you expect the reaction you got? >> absolutely not. this has gone way above and beyond my wildest expectations for this piece. >> why do you think it resonates with people? >> i think it resonates just because it's not what you're going to see on the front page of a magazine. i think we're so used to seeing photoshops and picture perfects that when we change the conversation, it raises some eyebrows. >> when i looked at this picture, i didn't see cellulite. i honestly didn't. i thought what is she really talking about? and i think thatst a good

insight. because other people don't look at us as harshly as we sometimes look at ourselves. >> exactly. i'm my own worst critic. i think that's the same for a lot of other people also. >> do you think you'd like to see people take this lesson from you? and you've been pretty honest about it. this is something you're still struggling with. it's not like you don't see any flaws anymore. changed into this zen person who's got it all together. >> exactly. it's a journey. tough take it in stride. i don't see a picture of myself and say wow, this is great. it's day by day. but i think with the right mentality it gets so much easier. >> one of the things you said, apparently this was a professional photographer who happened to snap this on the street. and i know you said in the piece you were mad at first. i said why didn't you photoshop that. >> exactly. that's too bad. that's what inspired me to write the piece. that was my first reaction, i'm so used to things being photoshopped and air brushed, i thought it would be so easy to fix that.

why didn't he. then hi to take a step back and think why is that the new normal? >> i have a theory. i don't think he saw what you were talking about. i just see a gorgeous girl having fun. and it's a great piece. really thought provoking. thank you for being here. now over to matt. >> thank you very much. we go to south carolina now where a family is racing against the clock to find a cure for their termly ill 4-year-old daughter. this a story with an interesting twist. dr. nancy snyderman has this story. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. this has to do with the parents of eliza o'neil who believe an experimental treatment can save her daughter's life. but they need money to make it happen. they turned to social media and found incredible support from strangers. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it just by watching her. but elisa o'neil is a fun loving 4-year-old who loves to swim in the pool and play dressup. but her life is about to change.

she was diagnosed with a syndrome a year ago. a childhood disease that clogs up cells and stops development. by the end of the year, she may lose the ability to speak, walk, and feed herself. >> never expecting that you can lose it. your child has a terminal disease, and they're going to fade away before your eyes. >> reporter: glen and tara o'neil found hope in an experimental treatment and started to raise the money for the trial. but by february, they'd only raised about $200,000. so glen turned to the internet for answers. >> i googled, you know, typed in how to make a viral video. and this guy benjamin wong, a freelance photographer said i can come give it a shot if i can sleep on your couch. they didn't charge us a dime. >> reporter: within two months of posting the video --

>> hope is a nice word but we need action. >> reporter: -- they raised $1 million. >> this is more funds than we would normally expect to get from a large institutional grant. >> and when the money started coming in, $10, $20. and the comments, it energizes us with more and more hope. we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: the final challenge is raising the remaining $1 million by october. >> our job as parents and voice for our children is to do absolutely everything we can to give them a happy, healthy life. we were not going to stop at anything until we have done everything in our power. >> any parent that is fortunate enough to have a child grow up healthy, it's probably the greatest gift they can have. and what we do is we fight to have a chance at that gift. >> these parents are desperate

to try anything they can to save their daughter's life. still they don't know whether this treatment will work. >> no, the treatment so far has been in mice. it's gene therapy which will hopefully fix the genetic problem. but it goes to the underserved population of people with these orphan diseases where they can't get enough traction in traditional medicine to get the funding, the tests. and sometimes the government funding to look at new cures. >> do you think this idea of going online to raise that kind of money is going to take hold? is this something we're going to see more of in the future? >> i think you'll see bits and pieces. i don't think it's the wave of the future. what we really need to do is re-fund the national cancer institute and major grant-making bodies in this country which we've really turned our back on investigative drugs in this country to the point it's a fraction of what we spend on other things in this country. we need to realign how we spend our government funding. hurdles here still have to get money, still have to see if the

drug works. so there's still some mountains to climb here, i'm afraid. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. and just ahead, the young stars of the classic "baby boom" all grown up. out on the plaza, we have a concert from little mix after your local news.

a very good tuesday morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. south bay children have a new place to hang out and it's a first for the silicon valley. the boys and girls club opened a new clubhouse in morgan hill this week complete with a game room, library, and computer lab. it's the first clubhouse within the silicon valley branch to open outside of san jose. the organization plans to open another new facility next year, but also closed two clubs in san jose due to safety concerns. see if there are any concerns out there on roadways. christina is in for mike this morning. >> hopefully he'll be back soon. good morning to you. the good news is it's a traffic tuesday and we don't have a lot of delays out there this morning. a couple of accidents that will slow you down. and the first one will impact your drive, if you take 280 out of san francisco. there's a crash headed

southbound. as you approach 380, that has backups all the way to daly city. it's going to take about 20 minutes longer than usual to get through that stretch of highway. let's take you down south, another crash to tell you about, this is northbound 280 at saratoga. onlooker delays in the opposite direction, dayed all the way back to 101 headed northbound this morning. otherwise, 101 at 280, slow but usual here. back to you, laura. >> slow but going out there. thanks a lot, christina. we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. hope to see you then. have a great morning.

♪ we're back now. 8:30 on a tuesday morning. 17th of june 2014. that crowd here to see this popular group little mix. i'm here with the members. right now on the stage. >> we could be. >> i'll be sporty spice. >> by the way, some of the fans behind us camped out all night just to check out this group. >> they've got good seats too. >> yeah, they did.

>> do you guys like roller coasters? >> not at all. >> no way. >> within reason. >> i don't know. this one looks pretty scary. it's called goliath and it is supposed to be the nation's newest record-breaking roller coaster. look at kevin tibbles. >> he's ready to go. >> oh, my. you couldn't pay me enough to go on that. i hate them. >> he's sitting on the edge. come on, get in. also coming up, more of our special series box office babies. and this morning we're going to reveal the twins who starred as baby elizabeth in the diane keaton classic "baby boom." love that movie. but first we mentioned al took off a little early. you'll see him tomorrow at universal studios orlando. and dylan dreyer is in. >> for everyone who slept outside last night, it was actually a nice night. humidity has kicked up a little bit so it's muggy. that mugginess is allowing this huge area of thunderstorms to

develop. you can see across the northern tier of the united states from montana stretching to western new york and pennsylvania. we're not going to see the tornado outbreak we saw yesterday, but we could still see some very strong storms. and look at tomorrow. same area across northern portions of the country. and also now tomorrow stretching down through nebraska again into kansas and into even western oklahoma and into texas too. so it is going to be very active. just because of all this 8:32. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren and your temperatures are already warming up nicely. 51 in santa rosa, 56 in san jose. but your temperatures will not soar today. we don't have much to show you in terms of low cloud cover at this point from san bruno, but enough to keep our temperatures at about average. and you can see the that moisture in the sky here over san jose. these are our highs for today. 79, not a bad day in the south bay. 77 for the peninsula and 82 in the east bay. your seven-day outlook, just moments away.

>> so the screaming continues. what time did you get here to wait? do you remember? >> huh-uh. >> you've got your girl scout vest on so you were just selling cookies, right? you were doing something else. that is your latest forecast. now to our special series "box office babies." on monday we caught up with the young girls who played the star in "3 men and a baby." this morning another classic "baby boom" starring diane keaton and little elizabeth. >> reporter: it was one of the definitive movies of the 1980s, depicting the struggles of the modern working women. >> a man can be a success and still have a full personal life. >> i get it. i don't want it all. >> diane keaton plays a high powered career woman who comes into a special inheritance. >> so what is it? a million dollars? >> elizabeth.

>> are you -- are you joking? that's the funny thing. i can't have a baby because i have a 12:30 lunch meeting. >> suddenly thrust into the world of mother hood -- >> do you have anything to check? >> yes. >> she discovers the pitfalls, perils, and payoff of being a mom. >> turns out i'm keeping her a little longer than that. >> how much longer? >> oh, forever. >> and of course that ever-important lesson. sometimes there are a few detours on the road to having it all. so what does baby elizabeth look like now? ladies, come on out. and meet michelle and kristina kennedy who played baby elizabeth. come on over, ladies. and their parents jim and diane. we need you to supplement their memories.

how old were you when this happened? >> one year old. >> i love the movie and i always thought the little baby elizabeth was the cutest baby ever in any movie, so it's very nice to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> what was it like growing up with this? i assume you don't remember anything from the shooting, so when did you actually become aware we were in a big movie in the '80s? >> i think in elementary school when our teachers kind of knew that we were in it and our friends when we started to get a little bit older. >> it was more like their parents kind of telling them you're going to the "baby boom" house, that kind of thing. our friends never really saw the movie when we were in elementary school. but usually the parents. >> jim and diane, it must be fun for you to have this time capsule of them at this moment in life? how did you get your girls in this big hollywood movie? >> well, my sister laura called me and said there's going to be an open decision. so we went into the city and it was an open call. we went in and we were the first ones brought into the office.

>> there's a story about that, right? how did you become the first to audition? >> well, it was a sunday. there must have been 60 or 70 sets of twins and triplets. and there was a makeshift toy area where one of the casting agents who was playing with christina and the ball rolled right to the adjacent room where the producers and directors were. and sure enough, they said show them in. and they were the first to be auditioned. >> first to be auditioned. then chosen. this was not a short shoot. >> five months. >> yeah. five months. and i hear you had to give the producers a little baby 101 lesson. >> yes. in the beginning they thought they could just have a baby happy on demand. and, you know, they found out really quickly that they had to work around their schedule. and they were very good about that. so, you know, it all worked out. within three weeks it was smooth sailing. it was very good. >> michelle and christina, you're both teachers just like your parents. acting bug did not bite you.

but i heard you did run into diane keaton years later. what happened? >> my dad actually heard she was doing a book signing in southampton. and we live out in the hamptons -- >> we were in college. >> we were in college, yeah. we didn't tell her we were coming. we had a picture of us with her and we put it down in front of her to sign it and she said we were just thinking about these girls the other day. so then she looked to sign it and she looks at us and she looks at the picture and she was like no. we were just smiling, you know. she kind of put it together. and so when she realized, she got up and gave us a big hug. it was exciting. >> it's just a great memory. the little time capsule of this moment in your life is great. thanks for being here. tomorrow we'll catch up with nathan junior from "raising arizona." meantime, next up we look at the world's steepest roller coaster.

plus little mix on the plaza. but first this is "today" on nbc.

like roller coasters? we've got one brave soul. you're going to love this one. nbc's kevin tibbles is in six flags in illinois to take us for an unforgettable ride. >> the red baron. >> reporter: guys, first your trying to tip me outside of a tall building. now all of a sudden you've got me in the world's steepest, tallest, fastest wooden roller coaster. am i supposed to derive something from this sort of thing? anyway, kids, if you're at home right now, ask your moms and dads, turn to them and say are you as brave as uncle tibs or are you just crazy?

they call it goliath for a reason. a giant beast lurking, looming, scaring the holy heck out of people. what do you think is about to happen to you? >> probably get the shock of my life. >> reporter: thrill seekers like yours truly took the plunge. literally. do you derive satisfaction from making people scream? >> i think so. i think that's part of our job to make people scream. the more they scream -- >> reporter: the better you're doing your job. goliath is a record-breaking ride. it drops 180 feet at an angle of 85 degrees and travels at speeds of up to 72 miles an hour. but none of that means anything when you're hanging on for dear life.

>> kevin is live now on the goliath. >> oh, my. >> i think kevin seemed a little nervous. >> at least he has protection. >> is that a parachute? >> oh no. >> to take the big plunge. >> here we go. >> oh, my gosh. >> hands up. hands up. [ laughter ] >> he couldn't commit to the hands up. wow. >> that's incredible. >> kevin, can you hear us? >> do you think he can hear anything over the screams on that thing? >> look. wow. i almost feel like i'm on it. this is like a virtual simulation. >> maybe he's getting bleeped

out, that's why we can't hear him. >> i think we need to go. >> kevin, we lost audio. we'll need you to do this again. >> there we go. bravo. bravo. >> well done, kev. our kevin tibbles out in illinois. thank you very much. meanwhile, up next, excitement on the plaza. a live concert from the group little mix. but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪

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the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> well, the big moment has almost arrived. in just a few seconds, little mix takes to our stage. but first their rapid rise to fame. this is little mix. the latest british import girl

band taking the world by storm. they are 20-year-old perrie, 21-year-old jade, 22-year-old leigh-anne, and 23-year-old jesy. three years ago they met as solo artists on x factor uk and took home the top prize. thanks to their record-breaking debut album, they have over 350 million youtube views, 5 million in record sales, and nearly 8 million facebook fans. ♪ these wings are made to fly >> all right. here they are. ladies and gentlemen, little mix. ♪ momma told me not to waste my life ♪ ♪ she said spread your wings my little butterfly ♪ ♪ don't let what they say keep you up at night ♪

♪ you can work the crowd and i can't hear a sound ♪ ♪ but you just keep running your mouth ♪ ♪ walk on over there ♪ i'm obliged to care ♪ oh yeah ♪ your words don't mean a thing ♪ ♪ i'm not listening ♪ keep talking ♪ all i know is momma told me not to waste my life ♪ ♪ she said spread your wings my little butterfly ♪ ♪ don't let what they say keep you up at night ♪ ♪ these wings are made to fly ♪ we don't let nobody bring us down ♪ ♪ no matter what you say it won't hurt me ♪ ♪ no matter if i fall from the sky ♪ ♪ these wings are made to fly

♪ i know that i'll get there some day ♪ ♪ we ain't going to let it go no ♪ ♪ and i don't even care no ♪ oh yeah ♪ your words don't mean a thing ♪ ♪ i'm not listening ♪ keep talking ♪ all i know is momma told me not to waste my life ♪ ♪ she said spread your wings my little butterfly ♪ ♪ don't let what they say keep you up at night ♪ ♪ these wings are made to fly ♪ we don't let nobody bring us down ♪ ♪ no matter what you say it won't hurt me ♪ ♪ no matter if i fall from the sky ♪ ♪ these wings are made to fly

♪ i don't need no one saying hey hey hey hey ♪ ♪ i don't hear no one saying hey hey hey ♪ ♪ you better keep on walking i don't to hear your talking boy ♪ ♪ your words don't mean a thing ♪ ♪ i'm not listening ♪ they're just like water off my wings ♪ ♪ momma told me not to waste my life ♪ ♪ she said spread your wings my little butterfly ♪ ♪ don't let what they say keep you up at night ♪ ♪ cause they can't contain you ♪ wings are made to fly ♪ and we don't let nobody bring us down ♪ ♪ no matter what you say it won't hurt me ♪ ♪ no matter if i fall from the sky ♪ ♪ these wings are made to fly ♪

>> we are back with more music from little mix in just a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

welcome back. we're having happy to have little mix on our concert stage this morning. they're launching a u.s. tour for their album "salute."

ladies, nice to see you all. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we're feeling girl power this morning. even matt is. you have these anthems to independence. is that by design? >> ye. i think that's what makes it all about. to inspire young fans and do music we love as well. >> you started as solo artists. what's it been like to be a group together? >> absolutely amazing. we wouldn't want it any other way. >> italy versus the uk the other day, guys, in world cup. >> i know. what's going on? >> it was a good game. >> you think uk can rebound? >> yes. >> yeah? okay. just curious. what are you going to sing for us? >> we're going to do "salute" which is on our album. >> ladies and gentlemen, little mix. ♪ ♪ ladies all across the world

listen up we're looking for recruits ♪ ♪ if you're with me let me see you salute ♪ get your killer heels sneakers pumps or lace up your boots ♪ ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ lace up your boots representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ it's who we are ♪ ♪ we don't need to camouflage ♪ it's the female federal and original ♪ ♪ if you're with me women let me hear you say ladies all across the world we're looking for recruits ♪ ♪ stand up and salute ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ attention ♪ salute ♪ attention ♪ salute ♪ attention ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ we are everywhere

♪ if you're ready ladies ready and shoot ♪ ♪ don't need ammunition on a mission ♪ ♪ we'll hit you with the truth ♪ sisters we are everywhere get ready aim shoot ♪ ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ it's who we are ♪ we don't need no camouflage ♪ it's the female federal original ♪ ♪ if you're with me scream ♪ ladies all across the world we're looking for recruits ♪ ♪ if you're with me let me see your hands stand up and salute ♪ ♪ get your killer heels, sneakers, pumping were or lace up your boots ♪ ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪ ♪ attention ♪ salute ♪ attention

♪ salute ♪ ladies can't stop a hurricane ladies it's time to awake ♪ ♪ attention ♪ attention ♪ individual original ♪ let me hear you say ladies all across the world listen up we're looking for recruits ♪ ♪ if you're with me stand up and salute ♪ ♪ get your killer heels pumping or lace up your boots ♪ ♪ representing all women salute salute ♪ ♪ attention ♪ salute ♪ attention ♪ salute ♪ attention ♪ representing all the women salute salute ♪

♪ representing all the women snowe salute salute ♪ ♪ a very good tuesday morning to you. 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. crews in the south bay will be out in force, trying to get rid of the west nile virus. starting tonight at 11:00, ground fogging will take place in parts of campbell. the job is expected to last for several hours. santa clara verdict control says the insecondside is not toxic to humans or animals the. the fogging comes after some adult mosquitos infected with

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from nbc news, this is "today's" take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, june 17th, 2014. i'm natalie morales with tamron hall. al h to leave early. willie already is headed to orlando where we'll be tomorrow broadcasting live giving you a sneak peek at the latest attraction. >> girl power all the way. >> salute to all the ladies we just heard outside. >> they were cute. i liked them. we'll also be joined by some stars of the film series. tune in. we'll have fun out there in orlando. we may ride a roller coaster or

two. >> we may. >> i don't think i've been on a roller coaster since the '70s. >> i was just there this weekend. universal has the best rides, the best roller coasters. >> i did the spider-man early 2000. we'll see what happens. good stuff. >> much more like that. we all are celebrating big victory for the united states stunning 2-1 win over ghana. now, it was just crazy. i was at a bar last night with the kids. everybody was there. >> the kids were at the bar? >> it was like a restaurant bar. but we have this whole thing staked out for team usa, of course. within 29 seconds. i could not believe it. clint duempsey scores the first goal. it was the fifth faster world cup goal. i think the fastest world cup goal for americans. that was an incredible start. then it got scary because ghana tied it up 1-1 for awhile.

then at 85 minutes into the game, a substitute john brooks comes in, rookie. he scores his first international goal. put the u.s. on top to win it 2-1. the look on his face said it all. i was tweeting out last night saying this is such sweet revenge because ghana has twice beaten the u.s. 2010 and 2006. the score was always 2-1. we reversed the table on them this time around. my tone of hoboken, it went nuts. >> i was at an event with a lot of yankees players. wonderful charter school in the city. the whole place stopped to watch the game. there was a woman -- i won't name her -- at my table with an iphone playing theoccer game. >> now you can live stream the game anywhere. we're showing some of the viewing parties all over the world. pennsylvania there. in afghanistan we showed you some. big party in brooklyn.

and of course copacabana beach in rio was fuego. great parties all across the country, around the world people celebrating. but now it gets harder. we're hoping, fingers crossed, there's partying again on sunday when we play portugal. i think they have a good shot. i mean, i think the u.s. team is looking strong. clint dempsey has a bit of a broken nose. did you see the high kick from the player? and they're down a player, jose altidore, also, the striker was injured with a pulled hamstring. we'll see. i think we have a good shot. >> they lost right? >> portugal lost against germany yesterday. so i think we looked strong. >> they can either come back with a vengeance or limp in. >> we are going to come back and we're going to fight back. i say we're the underdog but with a bite. watch that bite. >> all right. sunday, tweet with us.

we'll see what happens. another story we're following, this is interesting. when is it appropriate, if ever, to swear? so the mayor of l.a. in a bit of hot water. they were honoring the stanley cup champion l.a. kings when the mayor used choice words when he was toasting the team. here he is in his own words. take a listen. >> there are two rules in politics. they say never be pictured with a drink in your hand and never swear. but this is a big [ muted ] day. way to go, guys. >> he went on to say kids should not use these language, but these are hockey fans meaning i guess the toughest of the tough and they can take the language. it's not lawn bowling that we're talking about. it's hockey. we asked do you think swearing is okay in a celebratory situation? >> it's a live event. it's being broadcast as well. and he knew he was going to say it. he planned it, the beer bottle and all. in front of all those kids. i mean, i think if i'm a parent

and i hear that, i don't want my kids to think that the mayor of our town or our city can say those words and that it's appropriate in any situation. >> it's the word. i think you can say, you know, the "d" word. there's softer swear words that would not have given us pause. but he dropped one of the epic ones. he dropped one of the ones that stop your heart. not that i haven't used it in traffic a couple times, but it's pretty. >> since they planned it, they should have had a beeping button on the podium. he could have beeped himself out there. >> we were talking about everyone uses emoticons or emojis on their smart phone. in july they're coming out with 250 new emojis. >> because we need more. >> one is the universal symbol for hello in new york. kind of along the lines there. let us know what you think.

do the #orangeroom. here's another controversial story for you. a north carolina mom is protesting her daughter's school dress code by wearing the very same outfit that her daughter wore that the school ended up sending her home for wearing. this is the last day of school. she wore -- the daughter wore this outfit right here. and she was sent home. she was told it was inappropriate. it was too short. the mom decided to wear it at her daughter's graduation ceremony. and the daughter, by the way, is violet burkhart. violet said teachers told her it was a half inch too short. she was sent home to change. the school spokeswoman told us they don't discuss specific student records but forwarded a copy of the dress code. skirts and dresses that are shorter than mid-thigh are considered inappropriate. violet says she did change into jeans and returned back to school, but she was told that she would face a detention. so she ended up leaving campus.

the question is, if you're the mom and doing that, is that like silent protest for your daughter? >> not so silent. you're making a big statement. we were also talking about whether the dress is too short. i know they have rules in place. but i think that a lot of these schools obsess over girls' attire a lot more than boys from what you wear to the prom. i thought the length was fine. >> it seems to me looking at it -- >> the fashion police say this is too short. they ask why don't we wear short sleeves all the time. i thought if anything they might say something about the top. but that's not the issue. it's the length. and it's like a normal length skirt. maybe i'm too -- >> no. looking at it, it seems fine. what do they do take a ruler and measure and say it's two inches above the knee? >> the finger thing. they put it above your knee. >> somebody's going around with

two fingers which is another issue altogether. so many other things to worry about. these kids need to learn. i don't know. it seems like a lot of, you know, a lot of attention. >> i think it's a lot of obsession over what girls wear. >> although i do agree in a learning environment. should dress appropriately. and i don't think you want to be a distraction to your other classmates. >> but it's not 1950. not that there's anything wrong with this. the modern style of dress. you go to forever 21, we try to strike a balance with allowing mya to have fashion independence. but we had an epic swim suit battle with mya who's 14, but she is -- she's small but curvaceous. and she's a developing young girl. she wanted to get a swim suit at victoria's secret. i said that's just not going to happen. and we went over pictures, i kept e-mailing and sending her pictures of tankinis. she'd say i don't want that. i'm not her mom but i'm like her

mother. we got on the phone her mother and myself and we conspired getting her a swim suit she likes. but it's tough when you're a teenager and balancing. >> the shorts are getting shorter and the shirts are getting much more revealing. >> absolutely. >> it's hard as a parent to watch that. as a parent of young boys too. i know that's going to be a hard thing when they get hormonal. i don't want to go through that. >> i've never been so stressed in my life when buying a swim suit with 14-year-old young mya. i can only sympathize. >> i'm glad i have boys. makes it a little easier. here's a great story. nicole kidman and keith urban are singing a duet at a children's hospital in melbou e melbourne, australia. take a look at this. ♪

>> that's the hospital there. they posted the video on youtube. and nicole, beautiful voice there. we know keith, of course, incredible. what struck me is they seem to know the words to the second verse of "amazing grace." it was the second verse of "amazing grace." beautiful song. >> that was sweet of them. >> sweet duet and i'm sure they do a lot for the hospital as well. let's get a check of the weather. dylan dreyer stepping in for al this morning. >> good morning, everyone. very humid day out ahead of this cold front here. we had some nasty storms move through chicago earlier, but we are already starting to see some improvements. chance of a brief shower. you will see the day get better. it is going to be hot. 91 degrees in chicago today. look at this area in red.

from wyoming and montana. even into western new york. this is the area where we could see our strongest storms today. there was not so much a tornado outbreak, but a chance of an isolated tornado, large hail, and all the way into western new york. we could see damaging winds as well. we have to keep a close eye on on thank you. what a day we have in store for you. not too hot. and as you know, we are going to kick off summer on saturday. so temperatures could be much warmer as we are now in the end of june. windy, not as much today. i can tell you right now, though, we're still going to see a strong sea breeze at the coast. overall, we've cut those wind speeds in half from yesterday. today's high in san francisco, rights around 67 drivewegrees. we'll see a high in the north bay at around 82. upper 70s for the south bay and 77 on the peninsula. are and that is your latest forecast. >> thanks, dylan. coming up next, do you remember which rock star told us

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♪ angie harmon has spent most of her life in front of the camera. she began modeling as a child and went to acting. she landed a main role on "law & order." now she plays jane rizzoli who's now pregnant. >> i don't have a freaking clue

where brian is. there's no physical evidence. all i've got is this creep in interrogati interrogation. and if his alibi checks out, i'm back to square one. >> jane -- >> you're interrupting me a lot. okay. your turn. >> and angie is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> your character is expecting a baby. you have three daughters. we have to out you as a little mix fan. >> embarrassing. >> when they were performing, tell us what happened. >> okay, so we walked in and they were standing there and hadn't started performing yet. i thought those girls are lovely and we walked in the dressing room. which is quite a ways. there's a couple stairs and revolving door. and they started singing "wings" and i screamed oh my god and grabbed my phone. and i got the picture. they were following me with bags, why are we running?

who's out there? she's running again. what? i mean, i literally got up on stage with them. it's embarrassing. >> are you a fan because of your daughters then? >> yes. absolutely. i've already sent the video to them. they're in l.a. they're not even awake yet. they're going to wake up to "wings" and mommy on stage. >> mom points there on that one. >> i hope so. >> so this is the fifth season of "rizzoli & isles." why do you think it struck such a cord? >> i think it's a lot to do like for example with this lovely group of girls here. it's all about friendship and girl power. you know, yes it's a crime drama, but we also see it is a background of all these characters. i mean, we have amazing actors. this season, season five isn't just about jane anymore. we've got third generation

bridges. this is just a talented cast. and this season we really do sort of explore their backgrounds and their stories and things like that. yes, obviously, jane is pregnant. i guess cat's out of the bag on that one. and i'm the worst. i never like to tell anything. do interviews, can you tell us what's coming up? no. it's like a roller roaster. there's a hair pin turn coming. >> they shot in advance too. it's hard to know how much to give away. >> we've been shooting since february, yes. i know what's coming and i think it's an amazing season. and it's by far my favorite season. >> fans love the show so much. in addition to being such an amazing actress, fantastic mom, you are consistently one of the most beautiful women. you are. you're a knockout. the total package. >> thank you. >> recently back in february, meetloaf was on the show.

and brace yourself for what happened when he was asked about his crush. take a look. >> well, i have a crush on an actress named angie harmon. and i have since she was on "law & order." the main reason is because she's married to jason seymour from the giants. so you see, i love football. >> so it's jason that got meatloaf to fall in love. >> he likes you too. >> i'll take it however i can get it. >> what was your response to that? >> oh, i mean, i actually told him about a story that we went to a charity event that he had and it was so funny. he was pitching and he literally said, all right, i'm bringing the heat. i can't remember the actor who was batting. he just came right out with bring it, meat. the whole thing was effortless.

it was a very good nature and hilarious. he's a great man, mr. loaf. >> mr. meat or loaf. >> mr. loaf. okay. >> angie harmon, great to catch up with you. best of luck with the show as well. >> and with the girls. can't wait to see their reaction to your picture. >> i can't wait. coming up next, we're going to get you caught up on all the news you need before you head out the door. >> and why personal training is helping some become physically fit and [male vo] inside this bag exists

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years ago and photographed while unconscious. after those pictures were circulated online, pott took her own life. audrie's law would require mandatory minimum two-year sentence for those found guilty in cases like pott's. we'll take a quick break, but we'll have a look at weather and traffic right after this.

welcome back now. the time now, 9:28. we have a gorgeous day in store for you. and right now, if you're leaving the house, you don't even need a jacket. it's comfortable out there across the board. we're at 61 in san francisco, 63 in the north bay, on our way to a warmer day, by about 5 to 10 degrees. and you can see right now, we're actually lacking pretty good across the board. nice, clear sky overhead. let's switch gears now and take a look at your drive. we've got a couple incidents to tell you about, starting on the dumbarton bridge. watch out for an accident headed the westbound. the accident is blocking the right-hand lane. and westbound on the san mateo bridge, a crash is blocking the right-hand lane, backup there.

add about 10 to 15 minutes. and lastly, westbound 580 as you approach 980, the connector, we have a crash on the shoulder and significant backup as a result of this. but looking good against the commute direction headed to the east this morning. overall, we'll keep you updated, mostly looking light at this point. >> thanks a lot, christina. we'll be back with another local news update in about half an hour. hope you get a chance to enjoy this nice morning out there.

♪ welcome back to "today" on this tuesday morning june 17th, 2014. i'm natalie morales with tamron hall. al left a little early today and willie is already headed to orlando. we'll be broadcasting from there tomorrow. >> we'll be giving viewers a glimpse at the alley at universal orlando. we may go on some adventures. >> why do i say maybe? >> we'll tell you what adventures. but we're going on a couple of adventures. one's pretty scary. >> there may be some alligators involved. that's all i'm saying. so take a look at this long island mansion. tell me if this looks familiar to you. gorgeous house. absolutely stunning.

right? >> it's awfully nice. >> do you remember where you saw this? think way back '80s film. "the money pit." remember this is the home that was used. tom hanks and shelley long then. they've trimmed the trees. it is now on the market. for a cool $12.5 million. no longer a money pit apparently. take a look at this classic scene. >> heh. >> that was just the beginning of the many, many, many problems. don't worry. the ceiling's been fixed. all new inside. >> $12.5 million. >> got us thinking of our favorite movie homes. do you have one?

>> south fork. i grew up in texas. "dallas." >> i want the ranch. i want the property. >> it's actually a small house which was a disappointment when i finally saw it. but yes, that was the spread i envisioned my horses. yes. my cows and riding out in the sunset. >> with the cowboys. >> with the cowboy in a cowboy hat. what about you? >> probably the griswold's home. especially when all the lights finally worked in the end when he got it all attached and the whole neighborhood could see the house. in fact, i think that home, i don't know if it's a real home or not, but it seems to be the same home and neighborhood in so many other movies like "home alone." >> it's like universal. i like that. >> dylan, what about you? >> i love the house in "ferris bueller's day off." >> the futuristic sort of modern class home. >> yeah. cameron's home too. >> i love anything from "ferris

bueller's day off." anyway, about the weather, we are looking to add pretty strong storms likely for montana and wyoming all the way into western new york and western pennsylvania. it's in this area that we could see our strongest storms today. it doesn't look like we're going to see the tornado outbreak we saw in nebraska yesterday. but we could still see some very large hail, damaging straight line wind gusts. we have to keep a close eye today. and look what happens tomorrow. dakotas all into texas and again through the great lakes. and now will include eastern pennsylvania and parts of new jersey for your wednesday. down into the southeast, though, it is going to be exceptionally 9:33. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. beautiful clear sky over the golden gate bridge. a lot of spectators out here. we're seeing a lot of foot traffic on the bridge, and it's because we're going to see a really nice day in san

francisco. only ramping up those temperatures to about 67 degrees. meanwhile, we'll be in the upper 70s in the south bay. same for the peninsula, low 80s for today in the hot spots across the bay area. as we head throughout the next couple of days, temperatures are going to creep up tomorrow and slowly cool back off. we're looking at a beautiful stretch along the peninsula all the way through sunday. >> and that's your latest forecast. back over to the ladies. >> thank you, dylan. this morning in our series "tricks of trade school," the growing popularity of growing fitness training. >> it's become attractive choice for those of all ages. and for many it offers flexibility in more ways than one. >> reporter: it's no secret that we've become an overweight nation in the midst of what doctors call an obesity epidemic. and on the front lines of this fight to get fit, personal trainers. >> it's a growing industry. it's changing year in and year out. they are working much closer with the medical field.

doctors, chiropractors, physical therapists. >> reporter: the field is expected to grow by 13%. it attracts people from all walks of life. ethan wallace is a recent high school graduate who decided a traditional four-year university was not the best path for him. he's now attending heritage college, a trade school with ten campuses across the country. >> 18 months opposed to 4 years, you're getting out there way faster. it's just a better route for me, i think. >> reporter: ethan was overweight as a child. >> i was kind of picked on. so when i got to high school, i got into fitness and then i started seeing results and i -- it just became a passion. you want to inspire other people to do it. i feel like i can achieve that through personal training. >> reporter: his classmate was a police officer in oklahoma who says she noticed a scary problem amongst some of her fellow officers. >> you work with people that are

supposed to save your life every day. being fit is not a priority. it's kind of scary sometimes. you know, knowing that you have to rely on somebody that can't get up a flight of stairs. >> reporter: as a single mom, a career change was a risk. >> exciting but scary at the same time. i couldn't see the bottom, but, you know, big steps going to make the difference in the long run. >> reporter: she hopes it will also lead to more flexible hours and more time with her children. at heritage and other programs like focus in new york city, they teach students about the human anatomy, nutrition, and how to interact with clients. >> the fitness industry is unlicensed and unregulated. anyone can say they're a personal trainer. whether they went to school and got a graduate level degree. whether they were an olympic athlete. they got certified. >> reporter: if you distinguish yourself in this field, it can be a promising future for those looking to stay in shape and give back a little bit too. >> my ultimate goal is to open

my own gym for police officers. show them this is all you have to do. coming back home to your family leads to the education and knowledge to make yourself better. >> as you heard, the fitness industry is unregulated. but there are many schools out there that offer proper training and for more on what you should be looking for, just head to our website today.com. a great way to make such a positive difference in somebody's life as a trainer. >> also as a mom, it gave her flexibility in her schedule. that's great. >> and forces you to be fit. it's great. up next, one family talks about a mission to save children from life threatening food alle what if he breaks his arm? or what if he wants a fish? or a dog? or an iguana? what if that iguana breaks his arm? what if he wants to study abroad? or if he needs braces? or she? what if they both need braces? what if there's more than one of them? what if there's six?

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keep her from smiling. growing up she was always careful about avoiding peanuts. but one night last july at a large camp, she unknowingly grabbed a rice crispy treat that contained peanut butter. >> she spit it out because it didn't taste right to her. she came and got us. and she actually was fine. >> reporter: for 20 minutes natalie felt normal. but then suddenly everything flipped. she vomited and had trouble breathing. natalie's family always carried epi-pens with them to inject the drug in case of an emergency. >> he administered three shots and unfortunately the epinephrine didn't work for her. >> reporter: natalie died at age 13. since 1997, the rate of food allergies in kids has jumped

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huff to promote legislation to keep epi-pens on hand in schools in case of emergencies. >> that is the only medication that will save their life if they're having an allergic reaction. >> reporter: 88% of schools around the country have at least one child with a food allergy. so they point to the school that nooth lee attended which stocked up on undesignated epi-pens a her death. as the georgys adjust to life without natalie, they hope that her spirit will live on so that no other children have to experience the severity of a food allergy. >> for us if we can make a difference in another child's life, then it feels like it's an extension of carrying her memory. >> we are certainly called to make this world better and natalie is making it better. >> well, for more information on the natalie georgy sunshine foundation and to see if your state has an active epi-pen

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this one is from house of cards. it's called the water rower and you can hear the swishing water sounds over here. this one's cool. this one is the best selling one in the world. it's called concept 2. this is what the olympians use when they are training on the land. and both of these things have all sorts of bells and whistles and screens and you can track your duration and intensity. everybody should pick up rowing. >> i've got to start that. >> oh, i'm sweating. well, that was kind of lame. that was a low key demo. so now we know that nut butters are delicious. obviously we just watched that allergy spot. so this is for kids that do not have nut allergies. they provide a little bit of protein, all that heart healthy fat. but now companies are with clean ingredients coming up with all sorts of creative flavors so they're not just plain. so this is an assortment of almond butters and peanut

butters. vanilla espresso, dark chocolate coconut. >> do they have the same health benefits? >> they do. what i >> so we have pb crave, justin's barney butter. they are able to come up with these great tasting con docks. >> i'm going to tweet these out after the segment. >> so we know coconut water has been a huge trend. >> i'm forecasting that this is going to be the new coconut water. this is actually the water that you get from the trunk of a tray. it pulls the water from the soil through the roots vertically up and down. companies are now going in and tapping the water. you get a hint of maple flavor.

>> it tasting like a slightly sweetened water. >> this is tasty. >> you can use it in recipes and smoothies as well. those are within the united states and two from canada. >> it has a milder -- like i said, i've tried different flairs of coconut water. this is milder. >> we had it on the show. >> so, you know, with the huge prevalence of kids having food issues, whether allergies or intolerances, companies have gone out of their ways to create these tabs for lunch bags, for your wrist. >> that's smart. very, very smart. >> alerts the adult that this child has an issue. they're super cool, so they don't feel awkward about wearing

them. even the necklaces. >> more medical alert bracelets, more serious problems. >> i'm vegan, gluten-free. >> great stuff as always. thank you, we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. you look adorable.

we are going to have the girls of little mix with us. >> yes. >> they're adorable. >> people crying out in the audience today. >> mystery ingredients. >> jennifer weiner, she wrote this book. about a pill-popping ma pla. >> first, your local news and weathe

good morning. 9:56 on your tuesday. i'm sam brock. leaders in fremont will decide today whether they want to spend $300,000 to install as many as one dozen surveillance cameras throughout that city. all but two of the 12 suggested

sites are situated next to major highways. police say they would store video footage at the department and purge it after 30 days, unless it is linked to a crime. calls for equality now from the bay area's faith community. leaders planned to submit a petition today to san francisco's archbishop, urging him to cancel his appearance at a rally supporting traditional marriage. scheduled to appear at a march for marriage rally in washington, d.c. on thursday. catholics as well as local politicians sent him letters urging him not to attend. a very nice start thus far to your tuesday. traffic patterns should be looking pretty clear at this point, christina, and you're on double duty here, traffic and weather. >> that's right. and they go together. right now we have a little bit of wind out there, definitely slicing those wind speeds in half from what we had yesterday. i can tell you right now, less wind and a warmer day shaping up for you across the bay area. temperatures are going to be comfortable, not too hot, but noticeably warmer. right now we're in the 60s. we are on our way to the upper

70s later on today. san jose is going to hit about 79 degrees. 77, meanwhile, for the peninsula, and 67 driveway degn francisco. nice and sunny for now. those low clouds returning tonight. a couples thing to point out starting with the dumbarton bridge. a serious crash on the dumbarton bridge as well as the san rafael bridge. this is headed westbound, the crash on the shoulder. this one also headed westbound, that is your commute direction and that crash is blocki inin i right-hand lane. the golden gate bridge, lightening up here, and take a look at this, sam. great news is, the metering lights are off. what a smooth drive here through the bay bridge toll plaza. over to you. >> we knew it would get there eventually. happy that it is. thank you very much, christina. we'll be back again with more local news for you in about 30 minutes.

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♪ if you're with me let me see your hands ♪ ♪ with a salute representing all the women ♪ ♪ salute, salute attention ♪ ♪ salute, salute attention ♪ >> can i tell you something? >> talented girls. >> there were girls outside sobbing. just sobbing to get close to them. please, please, please. we took them out and brought them up front, literally hyperventlating. a girl three up. fainted. no, a fainting, a throwing up and lots of sobbing. >> are they boy fans or all girl fans? >> i'm sure they have a lot of guy fans, but the girls are crazy. >> it's like spice girls all over again. >> it's good for us too because they sang -- the song that i picked a while ago -- >> i thought it was april 24th. >> it was "word up." do we have that? or should we wait? okay, let's watch it.

♪ hands in the air like you don't care ♪ >> look at your face. ♪ do your dance do your dance ♪ ♪ come on baby tell me what's the word ♪ ♪ word up everybody say ♪ >> look at your face. oh, my gosh. >> so they sing oldies? >> that's an oldie? >> that's an oldie, baby. >> no, i'll show you an oldie. they are perry, jesse, leanne, and jade. they met on the x-factor and they've gone through the roof. >> speaking of music, brian williams -- >> what are we going to do with him? >> was on fallon last night. they always do those rap songs. this one was sir mix-a-lot's "baby got back." there was somebody featured in the music video. >> i don't do anything to anybody. i don't deserve this.

>> watch. ♪ i like big butts and i cannot lie ♪ ♪ you other brothers can't deny ♪ ♪ when a girl walks in with a little bit waist in your face you get spring ♪ ♪ i can't stop staring oh baby ♪ ♪ wanna get with you and take your picture ♪ ♪ my home boys want to warn me ♪ ♪ me so horny ♪ me anaconda don't want none ♪ ♪ unless you got buns hon shake that healthy butt ♪ ♪ baby got back >> nothing like that from the anchor of the nightly news. he's so adorable. >> at one of the events, he goes the thing that made me the most popular is the thing i have

absolutely nothing to do with. >> whoever does the editing on that is a genius. >> all right, we do have a wacky ad to show you. i haven't seen it yet. i'm looking forward to it, though. >> if you thought you're too caught up in technology -- >> your children are. >> there's a new commercial out of india. >> called mts. take a look. ♪ i want the world to know got to let it show ♪ ♪ i'm coming coming ♪ >> wow. that's a very, very advanced little baby. but you know what? it's not too far off in the future, they're going to figure out how to do all kinds of

things. he ends up making his way out of the hospital. like it. >> all right, buzz feeds has a sign that -- how to know -- secretly know, although it's pretty obvious with me, if you're old. i don't know, is there a difference between old and gnarly? because i was checking myself out this morning, because i was a little time in the dressing room. i said to christine, my trusted friend and confidant, i've now become gnarly. i knew i was old, but now i'm gnarly. >> what are you talking about? >> let's see how our numbers stack up. we're going to keep score. number one, omg, you have no idea what most modern acronyms mean and you don't give a darn. is that you? >> ding. >> one for kat. next. you truly believe parties would be better if they would just turn music down. >> yeah, that durn muarn music. >> you make audible noises whenever you sit down or get up from the couch. ding. you feel more affection for animals than people. >> bambino.

>> you've used the word rambunctious to describe someone you don't like. >> just this morning. >> you think people should send fewer e-mails and write more darn letters. when you spill food on yourself, you genuinely don't care. that's me. i'll take one. >> but that doesn't mean i'm -- but what means you're gnarly? if somebody can come up with that, please. >> we'll work on that for the next day. so here's something keira nightly said. she said sometimes she is mistaken for britney spears or natalie portman. she went on one of those shows in the uk and admitted that happens to her sometimes. does that happen to you? >> it did happen. >> beautiful girl. >> i can see that maybe. >> i don't think so. >> i think natalie portman more. >> yeah. they're both gorgeous girls. >> she said she's been chased down at the airport someone

screaming at her. for me, i was in the chicago airport. i was walking around. everyone was like hey, gal. i was like wow, everyone calls me gal. how's oprah? i was like, i don't know. apparently it was gayle. >> i think you guys with twins. i do. >> how about you? >> kelly ripa. or angelina jolie. i get that a lot. yeah, see? gosh, that's sad. >> twinsies. all right, so when you are in a relationship and argument with your significant other, how do you fight? do you go nose to nose and have a big argument about something, or do you apply the silent treatment? >> both. depends on the situation. i like to mix it up. keep them guessing. the trouble is so he doesn't remember that we had a fight. so if i leave for too long, right, sweetie? he's watching. if i leave for too long and come back and i'm still mad about it,

it's not been resolved, he goes what the heck's wrong with you. i said, we had a fight! we did? >> but you know what? isn't that the magic sauce? don't you wish we all had that? then we'd stop being so angry. they say giving someone the silent treatment is bad, bad, bad news. >> and tell them why. >> it's called demand withdrawal pattern. they say that women do it more than men. we ice out people. >> men also did the survey. >> uh-huh. i do it sometimes. >> you do? >> i know. >> you've never done it to me. >> i have. [ laughter ] >> then you're really good at it. or else i don't remember either. i'm getting like frank. here's the thing, sometimes the silent treatment is smart. because what you would say at that moment could be so devastating and long-term damage -- >> yeah, i agree. >> that if you're going to say those kinds of things, remove yourself. if they think it's the silent treatment, they should be grateful. >> i hate to say it, but sometimes when you quickly

forgive immediately after something is over, it occurs again. >> you have to give some weight to it. some gravitas. >> yes. so we think the silent treatment is fine. i don't know what the survey said. >> they said it was not. we want to wish tracy morgan all the best. good news that he's been upgraded to fair condition. there was real concern that he wasn't going to make it, so this is huge news. his rep said his personality is certainly starting to come back as well. >> yes. so we're happy. he was in that terrible accident where one of his friends passed away and another was hurt badly. we would like to make an announcement. we are giving a callout. that's how we let you know when we have something important to say. >> that's the graphic you were to excited about? can we see that again, please? oh, my gosh. >> anyway, this friday, we have a special expert advice show and we want to help you out. >> yes, if you have one or more

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in less than three years, four girls who barely knew one another went from winning the british version of x-factor to becoming one of the biggest girl groups on the planet. >> little mix has sold more than five million albums. >> what? >> yeah. and has more than 350 million views on youtube. nearly eight million facebook fans. >> unbelievable. >> that's seven million more than you have, hoda. >> their latest album is called salute, and they are perry, jesse, leanne, and jade. hi, ladies. >> hi! >> can we talk about your fan base for just a minute. >> they're crazy, aren't they?

>> oh, my gosh. >> thank goodness. >> there were girls sobbing. there was a girl who passed out and threw up. >> did she recover? >> she's fine. >> i think she was the first girl who came up to you and was crying. >> oh, yeah. >> what do you think of the reaction? you really are touching these young girls that i haven't seen in a long time. >> it's just weird. it is, though, because we're literally just being ourselves. we're absolutely mental anyway. so to have girls look up to us for just being ourselves is incredible. obviously we inspire them a lot with our music and that's what we wanted to do when we first got together. we wanted to write music that really helped people. >> so you write these songs as well. >> yeah. >> okay. so you were all individual c contestants on "x-factor" and some genius said this is the next girl group. >> kelly rowland. >> from destiny's child? >> we always say how can they put four girls together with the

same personalities, it's just so weird. >> and to like one another. >> did that click in right away when they put you together? >> instant. it's so weird because we're so similar. and we just got on straight away. people are always like, do you ever argue? like no. >> you've never coveted the same man? >> no. >> definitely not. >> completely different types. >> do you guys all have boyfriends? >> yeah, we do. >> everyone has a boyfriend? >> yeah. >> do they get jealous because you guys are on the road and all the people are screaming? >> no. they're really supportive. we're really lucky. >> are they in the music business as well? >> no. not all. >> are they regular blokes? >> yeah. i'd say they are. >> you guys are all in your 20s. did you all want to sing from the time that you knew you had that talent? is that something you knew you wanted to do? >> jesse didn't. no. i wanted to be a dancer. and just never worked out. so now i get to do the best of both worlds.

>> what about your ages? how old are you guys. >> 20. >> 23. >> 22. >> 21. >> wow. >> are your parents blown away watching what has become of you? >> yeah. >> do you ever see them anymore? >> not as much as we'd like. >> they are so, so proud. it just makes us feel so happy that we can eventually give back to them. it's just such a good feeling. yeah, they're really, really proud. >> buy them a house. >> that's our dream. >> that's what we want. >> you guys are so down to earth. who do you listen to? who are your musical influences? >> we're all very inspired by different people, but i think as a group collectively, definitely beyonce. >> what is it about her? >> just everything. she can dance. she can sing. everything about her. she's just incredible. we love how she owns the stage. we aspire to be like her. >> she's sasha fierce. and do you guys adore adele? >> yes. we love adele. >> she's incredible. >> angie harmon was downstairs,

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that's the way i dance. >> oh, my gosh. she is so old school. we are back with the ladies of little mix. we love them. >> the fans are across the street, and we're going to see how devoted they really are with some trivia. all right, and the winners are going to get some concert tickets. hi, guys. >> hi! >> oh, my god! what's your name, sweetie? >> i'm holly. >> all right, holly, here's your question. what was the group's name before little mix? >> it was rhythmics. >> you get two tickets to a little mix concert. coming to a city near you. congratulations. >> who's next? >> hi, i'm anna. >> anna, are you ready, sweetie? >> i'm ready. >> who is perry's musical

influence? >> steve perry. >> steve perry it is! oh, my gosh. two tickets coming your way. >> this is so exciting. >> all right, here is the next question. what's your name, sweetie? >> rahab. >> what is jesse's phobia? sandwiches or sea horses? >> sandwiches? >> yes. who's afraid of a sandwich? >> i'm not afraid. but i'm not like oh, when i see it, they just literally make me feel sick. >> slimy things on bread. >> all right, who's next. >> hi. >> what's your name? amber? >> yes. >> all right, sweetie, here's your question. what is jade's addiction? is it bows, bags, or biscuits? >> bows.

>> oh! >> wait for the question. >> oh, you're right. give us those tickets. >> all right, we have one more. >> one more. ready? what's your name? >> next lady. >> hi. i'm emma. >> okay, emma. ready? what is leanne's nickname, is it fresh princess, princess leah, or leah leah? >> fresh princess. >> everyone gets tickets! >> they know their stuff. everyone gets tickets. you guys are so generous and sweet to your fans. you took pictures before your performance with everyone. you guys are really so sweet. >> thank you. >> please don't change. please don't become divas. little mix is going to come back. they're going to sing for us later in the show. plus, the new page-turner by jennifer weiner. and madeline makes sense of all those hard-to-define ingredients on labels. after your local news. will new twizzlers mixed berry bites ever end their rivalry

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10:28. welcome back now. taking a live look at a beautiful blue sky over the golden gate bridge. lovely day shaping up in san francisco. and your temperatures are already climbing. we're at 63 in the south bay, 63, same for you in san francisco for now, the separation will take place later on today. you'll end up in the upper 60s in san francisco, meanwhile, will hit the upper 70s here in the south bay. i want to tell you about a couple of things that are still happening, even though rush hour is now coming to a close. we have an issue, a crash blocking two lanes, this is westbound on the san mateo bridge. and let me show you how bad this is backed up at this hour. as you know, this is very unusual for this time, all backup caused by that crash. give yourself extra time if you're head there had, or take the dumbarton bridge. 101 at 280 and south bay, looking really good through here in both directions, no problems. if you're trying to get to the mall at this hour, temperatures will be comfortable if your all your shopping plans. not as windy and warmer today. your full forecast today at 11:00.

sam, back to you. >> what are you doing at 10:30? i'm going to the valley forge mall. major news at 11:00, a benghazi terror suspect arrested. we are back with more of "today" on this tuesday booze day day. these days, a lot of us have gotten into the habit of reading food labels. >> but when the ingredients you see you can't even pronounce, you've got to wonder what you're really eating. here to help us figure it all out, madeline fernstrom. hello, madeline, how are you? >> good. today we're going to be talking about some of these weird ingredients that are a little mysterious. i'm going to tell you what they are and guess the kinds of food that they were in based on the description. first we have xanthan gum. have you heard of that? it's in a lot of products. it's a thickener. it takes some things that are not thick and sometimes can create the illusion of this. >> like a corn starch?

>> like a corn starch. it can thicken things. it can be mostly on vegetables and not on fruits. something people add to it to make it tastier. >> some margarine? >> no. it's something that is something you pour. >> you pour it on. >> i don't know. >> hollandaise sauce. >> if you want a sandwich but you're on a diet, you use this kind of a product to make the illusion of a big sandwich. i think i'll have to tell you. it is bread and some gluten-free products, sometimes in regular pasta and salad dressings. that was the clue. >> you don't put salad dressings on vegetables. >> i was thinking of broccoli sitting there -- 9 >> that was confusing. >> tell us, though, is it okay for you? >> these are perfectly safe. sometimes you look at these things and say i can't pronounce them, but they are fda-approved. these are tested and they're food quality things. sometimes if you see ingredients like this in cosmetics or toothpaste, these are very different.

next, carrageenan. it comes from -- >> bless you. >> this is something again that counts as a thickener, especially in lower-fat dairy. to give it sort of thickness. what product do you think it's in? >> multiple choice? >> it could be low-fat cheese. something that is frozen that you eat in the summertime. >> yogurt. >> frozen yogurt. or fat-free ice cream. it can be in soups, gummy roll-ups, anything to give a little bit of thickness. it's a white powder. >> it's not bad for you. >> it's not bad for you. next we come to something called soy lecithin. it's an emulsifier. it blends things. it's a little bit of oil and a little bit of water. if you plop this in -- >> it's stubborn. >> stir this and you'll see. this is oil and water that don't usually mix. and if you give it a twirl, it will start to mix.

it will actually keep the things together, so if you find it in one tasty treat, if you have a sweet tooth, you like to eat this a lot. >> cake. >> that's right. a cake mix. and what else? >> brownie mix? >> you're getting close. it is chocolate. and so you look at this, it's sometimes in margarines. >> taking the fun out of food, i've got to tell you. >> now, you've heard of agar-agar, a gelatin. it's something when you mix it, you heat it up and it's solid. it's in a lot of different food products. one is something you put on hot chocolate to doll it up a little bit. >> marshmallows. >> that's right. and a candy that a lot of little kids like, it's chewy, it's not a jelly bean. >> twizzlers? >> no, close, a gummy bear. next something that sounds odd, but is not. it's fine for you. next, something that sounds odd but is not. silicon dioxide. that's basically -- >> that can change your appearance. >> not the kind on the beach.

this is food grade and it absorbs moisture. think of some -- >> she said moisture. >> i thought that was off-limits. but go on. >> dry things in foods that you don't want to clump up. so something that you can sprinkle on an apple to make it taste better. >> cinnamon. >> you are right. so we take a look at this. all kinds of powdered things. this looks like a little gross. it's powdered soup mix or powdered creamers, something like that. >> again, not bad for you. >> not bad for you. all of these are fine for you. the good news it's on every ingredient label and you can choose not to have them because lots of products will take them out. >> why would you not want them? >> if people don't want to have any added preservatives -- but these are all packaged foods. on to cellulose. it's a bulking agent. so think about something that this could be in. if you want something that prevents things from clumping together also in a product. what do you put on pizza? >> cheese. >> there you go. that's an easy one. so shredded cheese, reduced fat chocolate milk.

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if you're looking for your next summer page turner to bring with you to the beach, we've got it for you. >> it's called "all fall down" and it centers on a suburban mom who falls into addiction. it's by best-selling author jennifer weiner. >> she likes to be called jen. >> don't mistake that. >> hello. >> good morning. >> they're calling this your best book ever and that's a lie. >> i think the other ten are hurt. but i'm proud of this one, i am. >> it's a little bit of a departure for you. >> uh-huh. >> this is a woman who has it all. a great kid, a gorgeous husband, great everything. and she's got a mom who's got a few issues. a dad who's got problems and she finds herself taking a painkiller. >> like anyone might. >> well, you know, she justifies it. she thinks there's women who have a glass of wine at the end of the day. people go for a run. is this so different? it doesn't stain and i won't sweat. >> how did you research this?

it seems like it would be so true to what happened. >> i talked to lots of people. i thought a lot about it. of course, it's smacking you in the face. you can't pick up a paper or a magazine without seeing -- and women especially. you think of an addict as like the homeless guy on the corner drinking out of the bag. that's not what it is anymore. it's the woman on the yoga mat next to you. the woman behind you at whole foods. it's us kind of. and it's scary. >> and she has trouble coming to grips. >> she sure does. she's a rehab snob. she's looking at the 18-year-old girls on heroin and thinking this is so not me, i was not living in a car. i was not trading sexual favors. she was doctor shopping, which is kind of what upscale women wind up doing. you go to a doctor, oh, it hurts. then another doctor and you sort of use the right language and you dress the right way, you present yourself, and no one's going to look at you and think addict. >> a responsible person who would never abuse it. >> of course. you're a mother, has a job. she doesn't look like a junkie. >> and she maintained all those

things until she couldn't. there's a tipping point. by the way, you and i are going to be on the upper west side. we're going to be talking with jen weiner tonight. >> barnes & noble. >> you were at the goose. why were you at the goose and adding a little wine, if you don't mind. >> don't judge her, jen. >> where are you going to be? >> we're going to be on the upper west side, barnes & noble. >> you were tweeting last night, as you do, the bachelorette. and your little comments as you go. what do you think about this season? >> oh, my goodness. well, as a jewish girl, i wanted her to just like hit it out of the ballpark and be funny and dynamic. she's bored. she's bored. and thus boring. she's like oh, stop. i want fireworks. i want spectacle. i want like an angry guy in like a foot boot cast chasing her through the hedges. it's like when you're a writer

and you see stuff that can be improved, a little edit, a little nip tuck. even the racism stuff last night, it was like wah-wah. >> and that's hard to do with racism. >> i keep waiting for fireworks. >> that's an accomplishment. >> these guys having the lamest girly fights. >> who do you think it's going to end up? >> josh. it's going to be the dumb jock. >> i've never watched it. >> she quit her job. it's all over the internet. she quit her job. she left her job at the district attorney. >> in addition to being a best-selling author, you are one of the twitter handles to follow. >> yes, @jenniferweiner. >> but she prefers to be called jen. >> very nice to see you. >> thank you so much! i'll see you tonight. one more song from british pop sensations little mix. and she's made us laugh. pop sensations little mix. and she's made us laugh. >> we'll talk with oh john don't wallow john iin ice cream.s over. i'm not wallowing in ice cream. it's the new dannon oikos greek frozen yogurt.

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jenny slate is a terrific actress and comedienne who's been giving us the last three years on some popular tv shows. from her stint as a cast member on "saturday night live" playing hoda back in 2009 to, the hit nbc comedy "parks and recreation" and "house of lies." >> now you can find jenny in a new film obvio"obvious child" ws a one-night stand and then finds out she's pregnant. and she got all dressed up today because her two nanas are watching at home. >> that is right. say hi to nanas. >> hello to connie and rochelle. and also my sisters abby and stacy. >> where do they all live? >> they live in massachusetts and my sister stacy lives here in brooklyn. >> what do they think of your career? they must enjoy being able to watch you. >> i think they like it. my grandmother always tells me the most important thing is that i'm good. that i'm a good girl.

i'm wearing a blouse. >> she likes blouses. >> instead of, like, some sort of bikini or something. which obviously i would have worn. usually i'm in a bikini. >> i was curious how your nanas, who you care so much about, would respond to this movie, because this movie you play a foul-mouthed little standup comic with issues. >> right. yeah. you know, i think my grandmother really liked it because it's really thoughtful and modern, and i think she probably screened out some of the more scatalogical humor and focused on the logic of the film, is that everybody, male or female, should make choices that are good for them. >> what was it about the script that kind of drew you in? >> i think selfishly as a performer, i read it and thought, well, the comedy's very good. but the sensitive parts are also really real, and i haven't had a chance to do that type of dynamic performing.

and i also like that it was a romantic comedy, which i am addicted to and love, but that the story was modern. >> and you have a great cast, too, don't you? who else is in this movie? >> we've got gaby hoffman. my best friend plays joey. richard kind. max is played by jake lacy. >> and who directed this? >> oh, yes. the film is directed by gillian robbs pierre. >> during your time on "snl," what was your takeaway from working there? >> i think i was able to understand that it's good to try to go for your childhood dreams, but also sometimes you become a woman and you want something new. >> right. >> and i just don't think i would have known that if i hadn't had that experience. i think it was really good for me. >> how did you get my hair so good? i want your old hair for that. >> that's all betty and jody in the air department. >> and what's next for you in this movie? >> well, i have a new picture book coming out in november.

yeah, november 4th. and a new show on fx called "married" with judy greer, who was recently on your show. >> she's adorable. we liked her so much. >> there's lots going on in your life. thanks for coming to see us. >> bye, grandma. >> "obvious child" is in select theaters right now. their name is little mix, but they are big-time stars. >> britain's hottest girl group hits our summer concert stage right after this.

♪ the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> so tonight, again, i want to invite everybody to come to the goose restaurant around 6:30. frank and i are going to be there. it's going to be fun. and you'll be at barnes & noble. >> tomorrow, actors eric la salle and grant bowler. >> a page-turner from joanna philbin.

yes, that joanna. >> now to the artist we've got right now, little mix. they've been selling out concerts all over the uk. this summer, they're going to be touring right here in the usa. >> but first, they stopped by our plaza this morning to give us a taste of their new cd "salute." and here they are little mix singing "little me." ♪ she lives in the shadow of a lonely girl ♪ ♪ voice so quiet you don't hear a word ♪ ♪ always talking but she can't be heard ♪ ♪ you can see there if you watch her eye ♪ ♪ i know she's brave but it's trapped inside ♪ ♪ scared to talk but she don't know why ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i

know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow go back in time ♪ ♪ and make listen to my own advice ♪ ♪ i'd tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ talk a bit louder be a bit prouder ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful, wonderful everything she doesn't see ♪ ♪ you gotta speak up you gotta shout out ♪ ♪ and know that right here right now ♪ ♪ you can be beautiful, wonderful anything you wanna be ♪ ♪ little me ♪ you got a lot of time to act your age ♪ ♪ you can't write a book from a single page ♪ ♪ hands on the clock only turn one way ♪ ♪ run too fast and you risk it all ♪ ♪ can't be afraid to take a

fall ♪ ♪ felt so big but she looks so small ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow go back in time ♪ ♪ and maybe listen to my own advice ♪ ♪ tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful wonderful ♪ ♪ everything she doesn't see you got that speak up ♪ ♪ you gotta shout out and know that you can be beautiful, wonderful ♪ ♪ anything you wanna be ♪ little me

♪ i tell you one thing tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ talk a bit louder be a bit prouder ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful wonderful ♪ ♪ everything she doesn't see ♪ you gotta speak up you gotta shout out ♪ ♪ and know that right here right now ♪ ♪ you could be beautiful wonderful ♪ ♪ anything you wanna be oh oh little me ♪

good morning. and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. just moments ago, we learned that lawmakers are putting off a decision on audrie's law. that law is named after a bay area teen who took her own life after she was sexually assaulted and cyberbullied. nbc bay area's bob redell is in the newsroom with the latest from the state capitol. bob, what happened? >> we just listened to an audio feed on this thing. good morning, sam. audrie pott's parents and proponents of the bill were hoping they would move forward audit